So I bought this kit, but it didnt come with the IR extender cables, where do I get those?
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If by "IR extender cables" you mean Infra-Red extender cables, the answer is there aren't any such things & you don't know what you're talking about. If by "IR extender cables" you mean something else, I don't know what you're talking about.
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You should be able to get them at just about any electronics store (including Amazon). I didn't need them as the system I was getting my feed from had UHF remote controls.
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The Transmitter comes with a port for the IR Extender, and Harry told ME that he would send me one if I sent him a mailing box. I can't find it online at all. I wish Christopher would tell ME where to get one. I can't find it ANYWHERE online.
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The only cables needed are A/V cables and should be in the box with the units.
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HI controller, charging dock, rf receiver two ir blasters, sync cable, 2 ac adapters ... Everything you need
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I use a IR blaster on one of the ports. Of course, that means all the equipment must by in a rack (or in close proximity). For me, this eliminates the need to piggyback multiple IR cords via a splitter or similar. I cannot speak directly to how many can be supported on a single cable.
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Here is a link to what TiVo has: https://www.tivo.com/shop/detail/ir-adapter-wall .
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i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
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Sorry. These cables are re-packaged in the system. If you need to buy longer cables, you can get them separately from other seller.
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You can get a Ethernet cable for your extension. Whatever length you need. Amazon does have them.
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I don't think there's a way unless you make modifications to the front panel (as in make a hole in it) While it wouldn't be integrated, you could install an external IR module somewhere nearby
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..the cable set includes ir sensor as well so the old one can be dumped. This was also my concern before buying the product but thus wasn't a problem at all. The installation couldn't have been easier!
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The one I bought came with the cables. Bundle pack. I don't see it in this picture either read to see if this pack comes with it.
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There is nothing you can do. All of the units I have purchased, the remotes are total and utter crap. I just adjust it manually. They work if you are like 3 feet in front of the unit and are pointing directly at the IR sensor.
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I believe all you need are the three cables with red, white and yellow ends. Sold separately, of course.
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Addendum: I dont recall a data cable in the box, maybe I bought a xifferent kit or sku no..
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The IR receiver cabel that comes with the kit is 6 feet long. You can by a 25 feet extension. Thisis what I did and it works perfectly.
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The extenders are to connect 2 HDMI devices eg. Your computer HDMI port to your TV. You require 2 cat5 or Cat 6 cables to do this but at no moment do you connect any of these cables to your router or an ethernet switch. The cable are independant from any ethernet network
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No reason these IR emitter extenders can't actually do what they are called: extend IR emission! I want to simply plug this into a component and be able to control it via the IR remote with a direct line-of-sight to the IR emitter extender end. Why must the signal first be converted to RF? That is stupid and competely unnecessary when the IR emitter extender can simple transmit the IR signal back to the component it's plugged into. Duh!
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1) Make sure the unit is powered. Once you plug it in, it should light up. 2) Make sure your remote is being received. (i.e. when you hit a button, the led light should flash). 3) If the first two work, then be sure that the ir sender is placed directly over the ir receiver. Originally, I had mine in the wrong location (and it still worked). It wasn't until I connected a second device that it then began to work. 4) The unit can control two seperate devices. Does one device work and the other does not? If so, switch the IR sender to determine if the working device will still work. If so, then the extender is not the issue. Chances are that the location on the non-working device was incorrect. I realize these are probably obvious to most, but it's all I could think of for now. Rather simple device. I have heard that if you "kink" the cord, then it may not work properly as they can be delicate.